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How to have a regular bowel movement for diabetic?
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Diabetes: I prefer the term "diabetes" rather than "diabetic" unless you have type 1 diabetes which is less common at your age. Why the difference? Because your goal is to get rid of your diabetes. Regarding bowel movements please see your doctor or a gastroenterologist.
Answered 1/5/2015
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